Mounting a SD card: successfully outside the camera, no luck when trying it via the camera and USB cable.
Bas G. Roufs in English
basroufs at gmail.com
Tue Apr 8 18:23:11 UTC 2014
Hello Nils & Everybody
> Can you explain what happens when you connect the camera? Does the
> device notifier pop up to show that the camera was inserted? And what
> type of camera is it? Maybe there is a problem with your type of camera.
In the mean time I know a bit more. The problem I dealt with in my previous
mail, is this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1256591
Today, I have added my findings to this report.
Yes, Nils - the device notifier DOES pop up when connecting SOME compact (ptp)
camera via a USB cable. However - mounting via Dolphin or Gwenview in normal
user mode is not possible, because of which the SD card contents do not show
up.
Today, I got to know two other 'workarounds' in addition to the one I already
dealt with in my previous mail: putting the SD card in the SD card reader.
One additional workaround is simply opening a terminal, after which I carry
out 'sudo dolphin'. After doing so, I close Dolphin and I start Gwenview or
again Dolphin via the device notifier. Now, the photo's are being shown as they
should be.
A second one is Digikam in normal user mode - that package still does download
the photo's - even with the camera connected - notwithstanding the bug.
However it may be- the bug is still there - I would appreciate it being fixed.
FInally - at present, I work with a 2013 variant of 'Canon Powershot'.
However, with two other compact camera's I have been working with recently, I
had exactly the same problem. Moreover, at the bug report, several other
camera's are being mentioned.
Respectfully yours,
Bas G. Roufs.
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